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  1. NOVA Online | Nazi Prison Escape | Building the Colditz Glider. Top-view plans for the Colditz glider, copied from the drawing made at Colditz. Click on the image to view a larger...

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      See the building plans for the Colditz escape glider and...

    • Escaping Colditz

      First escape April 12, 1941; Straw mattresses May 8, 1941;...

    • The Colditz Glider

      Built secretly in an attic of Colditz castle, the glider was...

    • The Jailor's Story

      The Jailor's Story by Reinhold Eggers Reinhold Eggers, who...

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      At Colditz, the glider was almost complete when events...

    • Glider Plans

      NOVA Online | Nazi Prison Escape | Glider Plans. Top-view...

  2. Plans for a glider that was built by prisoners on war held at Colditz Castle (L 34 cm x W 52 cm). The plans are hand drawn at 1 cm to 1 foot scale on pink paper and show three views of the glider – front, plan and side. The plan view shows construction details in one wing and one horizontal stabiliser.

  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Colditz_CockColditz Cock - Wikipedia

    A set of plans for the glider are in the collection of the Imperial War Museum. Modern replica A replica of the Colditz Glider as seen at the Imperial War Museum in London. A flyable expanded polystyrene model of the glider was produced by the model kit manufacturer Airfix in its Skycraft range in the 1970s.

  4. Jan 31, 2000 · Sun 30 Jan 2000 19.40 EST. It was an amazing feat of derring-do and would have been the ultimate break-out from the maximum security Colditz prison in the second world war. The construction of...

  5. Oct 29, 2017 · The Amazing Colditz Glider: A makeshift plane made by daring British prisoners during WWII to escape to freedom | The Vintage News. Self-Propelled. Oct 29, 2017 Boban Docevski. During the Second World War, more than 100,000 British soldiers were captured by the Germans and ended up being imprisoned in one of the various types of German war camps.

  6. Oct 11, 2022 · Perhaps the most elaborate was the construction of the Colditz Cock, a glider built by prisoners in the camp’s chapel. Colditz Castle, AKA Oflag IV-C. Oflag IV-C operated out of Colditz Castle throughout the course of the Second World War. Unlike other prison camps, it only held enemy officers.

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